MEME MONDAY #73

CCP spying and the Edinburgh stabbing rampage featured prominently in last week's efforts, with a couple of outings for Westminster's newest collaborator MP...  

Mon 2 Mar - 24 shares.  Hannah Spencer, bless.  The country her voters want

is quite different from the one she inhabits

Mon 2 Mar - 60 shares.  Another abhorrent rampage on Britain's
streets, later confirmed to be a consequence of open borders and
liberal immigration policies (by the Conservative government
in this instance)

Mon 2 Mar - 99 shares.  Sad to see in the comments there are a lot
of short-sighted people on the right regarding Israel's latest war

Tue 3 Mar - 74 shares

Tue 3 Mar - 0 shares.  It's fair to say this one confused a few followers.  US singer
Pink absolutely hates any comparison to Eddie Izzard - not necessarily because
she even knows who he is - but because her debauched progressive values
don't extend towards being compared to a biological male.  She threw a hissy
fit on X when someone posted a picture of Eddie to her on her birthday,
calling it 'hateful'.  So whatever you do, don't post a picture of Eddie Izzard
to Pink on her birthday, which is the eighth of September.  That's September 8,
right.  September the 8th.  Don't you do it!!

Tue 3 Mar - 201 shares

Wed 4 Mar - 66 shares.  The Scottish MP has since suspended
herself from the PLP pending the investigation into her husband

Thu 5 Mar - 1 share

Thu 5 Mar - 207 shares

Thu 5 Mar - 67 shares.  A roundabout way of declaring that diversity
is strength, but that's exactly what she is saying!

Fri 6 Mar - 60 shares.  Imagine hearing that you could enter the UK
illegally, get your asylum application rejected and the government offers
you £40,000 to leave?  What a deterrent that will be, not!

Fri 6 Mar - 31 shares.  Entered the UK in 2019, claiming to be a minor and got
British citizenship in 2023.  Seven years ago he couldn't have looked a day
over 46.  We must be mad, literally mad

Fri 6 Mar - 38 shares

Sat 7 Mar - 23 shares.  Didn't think people would be having this,
but turns out that people aren't at all surprised that BBC News has
a website in Pidgin English!

Sat 7 Mar - 46 shares

Sun 8 Mar - 3 shares.  The caption reads something like: Fancy a bit of
communism, I can help, call me

Sun 8 Mar - 54 shares

Sun 8 Mar - 34 shares.  Multiple versions of this photo have gone viral,
but it's not clear if the original was AI-generated or not.  To avoid any
potential legal issues, Karl manipulated it still further, removing items and
giving 'Lauren' a new appearance

Karl was busy with Facebook Stories last week, including another three editions of 'Diversity is Strength'.  We also received an impressive £40 donation that we are both very grateful for as it goes most of the way towards securing the cost of our domain name for binlabour.com

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TRUMP SABOTAGES HIS LEGACY

As sure as Keir Starmer is losing the PLP, President Trump is losing his MAGA base.  His anti-war and 'America First' campaign messages of 2024 have unravelled fast in the last eight months.  A strong start to his presidency began to encounter some bumps six months in, when the bromance with Elon Musk turned into a very bitter public spat.  This was followed quickly by the unthinkable - Trump ordered the bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities.

The bombing was initially met with dismay by many conservatives, but Israel's decision to pull back from its own attacks on Iran gave Trump the opportunity to present the US bombing as a decisive act in delivering a peaceful resolution.

If that had been the end of his administration's overseas military adventures, Trump's place in history would still have been assured.  Then he went and ordered a military strike against Venezuela, culminating in the kidnap of its communist dictator Nicolas Maduro.  Paired with repeated threats against Greenland, a territory of NATO partner Denmark, the pretence about Trump's non-interference policy was up.

His initial refusal to entertain the release of - or even the existence of - files related to suspected Mossad proxy Jeffrey Epstein, also frustrated MAGA loyalists.  This act was enough for the honourable, forthright and hugely popular Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.  She sensationally resigned from Congress, ditching a $174k salary in the process.

Although rocked by Trump's repeated betrayals, many loyalists continued to nod along.  Then he began building up forces in the Middle East, a region that has tainted many US presidents over the decades, in particular George W Bush.  An attack on Iran seemed inevitable, but the involvement of only one other state in bombing this beleaguered and oppressed nation came as no surprise to anyone with an honest appraisal of the region.  This was no war to safeguard democracy or protect ordinary Iranians against the Mullahs - this was the war that Israel had long craved.  This is a war to remove a threat to Israel.

It's that simple.

MAGA exploded again:  "This is not what we voted for".  Quite.  That's what you're getting though, and if Trump doesn't became a lame duck president after the midterms, things could worsen in the latter half of his term.  Greenland and Cuba?  Nothing appears to be off the table now for a president off the rails.  Is it a rattle-throwing exercise after his overtures for a Nobel Peace Prize fell on deaf ears?  Is it a distraction from the Epstein files?  If either of those things are true, it is a terrible indictment to enact a war that will kill countless thousands, destabilise an entire region, push up domestic inflation and deliver millions more Arab and Persian migrants to towns and cities across Europe - merely due to an act of personal petulance or self preservation.

No, it's more than that.  Israeli influence over the United States has deep roots, and there is growing evidence to suggest the Epstein operation was linked to Mossad.  It might explain Trump's reluctance to entertain the release of the files, most of which will never see the light of day.  An admission that Israel has been in a position to blackmail such high ranking members of government for decades would be hugely damaging for any president to admit - regardless of party affiliation.  The Biden administration did not release any Epstein files at all.

It may be uncomfortable for many on the right to admit, but Benjamin Netanyahu is an indicted war criminal.  Arrest warrants for him and his prime minister Yoav Gallant make for risky travel to Europe, South America, Australasia and much of Africa.  All member states of the International Criminal Court are required to detain and deport Netanyahu and/or Gallant and deliver them to the Hague to face trial for war crimes related to Israel's abhorrent conduct in Gaza.

And yet there is one country that repeatedly hosts Netanyahu in spite of the alleged war crimes: the United States.  The Israeli leader has travelled to the US no less than six times since his indictment in November 2024, including multiple visits to the White House to pose with his puppet.

The US - like Russia, China, Turkey, Iran and Israel - is not a member of the ICC.  Quelle surprise?

The red MAGA hats that became so familiar with Trump supporters dating back to his first presidential campaign over a decade ago, are gradually giving way to 'America First' hats.  The slogan may be associated with Trump, but conservative voices who longed for domestic priorities are using the slogan to remind him that America does not mean Israel by proxy - it means A-M-E-R-I-C-A.

BOATWATCH #49

Five consecutive days of zero intercepts was followed by five days of arrivals that began on Tuesday.  More than 800 colonists in thirteen boats were brought to shore by collaborator vessels.  This year has got off to such a flying start that arrivals are currently outpacing every year with the exception of 2025.  And of course these figures do not include migrants entering the UK via lorries, shipping containers and private yachts.

Total = 816 (up 137 from previous week)

LAMMY'S NATO GAFFE

Dave Lammy's BBC Breakfast appearance on Friday instantly became one of his greatest hits of gaffes as he repeatedly referred to Cyprus as a member of NATO.  Cyprus is not, or has it ever been, a NATO member.  For someone who was Foreign Secretary for over a year, his mistake was as disturbing as it was comical.  How can such a buffoon achieve one of the highest offices in the land?

Watch our video below (two minute watch)

Elsewhere in the interview Lammy got himself drawn into muddy waters over Britain's involvement in the assault on Iran.  His fellow Brit hater Naga Munchetty was keen to extract an admission that Britain was prepared to engage Iranian targets inside Iran.  Lammy fell into the trap.

Ladies and gentlemen, the Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.  Good grief.

COUNCIL BY-ELECTIONS 05.03.26

Five council seats were up for grabs this week, with one Labour defence taking place in Staffordshire.  That Tamworth by-election was a tough one to call, with both Reform and the Greens debuting in a historically Tory ward that was gained by Labour three years ago.  We said Labour wouldn't hold and they finished last, with the insurgent parties taking the top two spots.  We predicted a rare Tory gain here, but it was an impressive Reform gain, topping the poll with more than twice the number of votes as the second placed Greens.

Over in Essex, Reform narrowly gained a second seat at the hands of an independent group affiliated with the Greens.  The margin was 37 votes, but a win's a win.  We predicted an Independent hold.

It wasn't all plain sailing for Reform on the night, with a worrying defeat for the party in County Durham - a county council they control.  We thought Reform had got enough to hold, but astonishingly Labour stormed back in one of their old northern strongholds.  It wasn't even close as Reform slumped to second and Labour gained their first council seat since May 2025.  The result was the first to declare on the night, which led some morons on social media to celebrate a tad early.  They went quiet after the party gained two seats elsewhere, and overall the narrative around a burst bubble was opened up to ridicule - Reform finished either first or second in all five available seats.

As we expected, it was a routine hold for the Greens in their West Country stamping ground, while a free-for-all vacancy went to the Conservatives in Kent (not Reform as we predicted).

One out of five correct this week, it's just a blip!

Coggeshall, Braintree District Council

Ref: 554 (30.7%) New

Ind: 517 (28.7%) -26.3%

Lab: 366 (20.3%) +4.4%

Con: 311 (17.2%) -12.6%

LDm: 55 (3.1%) New

Ref GAIN from Ind

Murton, Durham County Council

Lab: 1,004 (50.6%) +17.6%

Ref: 786 (39.6%) -4.5%

Grn: 95 (4.8%) New

Con: 61 (3.1%) -2.0%

LDm: 38 (1.9%) -2.3%

Lab GAIN from Ref

Hextable. Sevenoaks District Council

Con: 600 (38.9%) +19.3%

Ref: 406 (26.3%) New

LDm: 367 (23.8%) New

Ind: 108 (7.0%) New

Grn: 62 (4.0%) New

Con GAIN from Ind

Thrupp, Stroud District Council

Grn: 540 (67.5%) +3.1%

Ref: 132 (16.5%) New

Con: 58 (7.3%) -10.3%

Lab: 48 (5.8%) -12.3%

LDm: 22 (2.8%) New

UKIP: 2 (0.3%) New

Grn HOLD

Spital, Tamworth Borough Council

Ref: 719 (44.6%) New

Grn: 337 (20.4%) New

Con: 319 (19.4%) -18.9%

Lab: 273 (16.6%) -23.4%

Ref GAIN from Lab

TOON TUESDAY #93

The Green victory in Gorton and Denton dominated the toons last week, but there's also a handful of geopolitical offerings and a reference to the so-called Assisted Dying Bill (Legalised Murder) that is hopefully going to be killed off by the House of Lords.  However, we begin this week with the same scandal that has either started or finished every Toon Tuesday for the last month... Peter Dark Lord Epstein Client Mossad Tool All Round Creepy Bastard Mandelson...

Pete Songi on X

Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

Dave Brown for The Independent

Matt Pritchett for The Sunday Telegraph

Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda

Steve Bright for The Sun

Dave Brown for The Independent

Peter Brookes for The Times

Morten Morland for The Sunday Times

Pete Songi on X

Christian Adams for The Sunday Telegraph

Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph

Dave Brown for The Independent

Josh on X

Guy Venables for Metro

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph

DR SANDHER'S MELTING POT MYTH

If a general election were held now, Labour's Jeevun Sandher would be toast.  His fellow MP wife - Louise Sandher-Jones - would also be a goner.  Even if the Greens and Lib Dems stood aside in their East Midlands seats, this couple would be departing the Westminster gravy train forthwith, such is the seismic electoral shift against the establishment.

Hence Mr and Mrs Sandher are desperate to hold onto their seats and their lucrative joint political career.  As most Labour MPs are these days, they are the kind of privileged bourgeois university-educated types who have never had a proper job in their lives.  Like Karl Mark himself, they are the kind of people dictating policies for a demographic that is alien to them, and who they secretly regard with total disgust.

For Mr Sandher's part, he tends to pump out regime sketches on social media, supporting the Starmer regime and party policy.  He uses the title 'Dr', but he is not a medical doctor, otherwise he would have probably sorted out his sinus problem as he speaks like he has a permanently blocked nose.  No, his doctorate is in 'political economics'.  This is a source of amusement for many social media users who bear witness to his little video clips, which quite often revolve around the dire imposition of net zero.

Sandher is aware of how the tide is turning and the knock on effect of every significant defeat at the ballot box for Labour.  As did countless PLP comrades of the 'centrist' persuasion, Sandher got himself across to Gorton and Denton for the recent by-election.  As has become customary, he made a little video along the way.  Walking across what appears to be open moorland, the bearded Sikh smears Reform's by-election candidate Matt Goodwin as 'not very British'.  Yes, seriously.

Watch below (two minute watch).

With regards to Sandher's opening salvo, Matt Goodwin denies that he has ever defined British people in such a way.  Certainly to do so may incur the wrath of his party leader, who has been increasingly critical of ethnic nationalism recently (in truth, he always has been).

Sandher goes on to invoke Winston Churchill for the second time in recent weeks and repeatedly uses the word 'our' to describe a collective Britishness.  He appears to suggest that Churchill would not pass the 'Goodwin test' that he made up, presumably because one of Churchill's grandparents was American.  However, Churchill's grandfather was of Western European descent - a French Huguenot - who are closely related to English people in terms of ethnicity, religion and culture.  Contrast that with Sandher himself, who claims to be just as British as the rest of us.  If that's the case, why was he specifically singled out to chair the All-Parliamentary Committee on Indian Affairs?  Why does he appear in an article of The Economic Times listing a record number of 'Indian-origin MPs'?

Yes, Britain has always been made up of different communities, but if these had repeatedly 'come together' as he suggests, we would have become a melting pot a long time ago and regional differences would have disappeared.  Why then, after thousands of years, is Welsh and Gaelic still spoken in isolated communities?  Why has Cornish only recently been driven to the brink of extinction?  Why are regional dialects only now beginning to die out (due to mass immigration)?

Migrant communities that have sprung up in the last century are no different in their desire to maintain their own secluded existence, in fact even more so.  If one goes to any big town or city, one can clearly see that these communities have certainly not 'come together'.  Our cities are heavily divided on ethnic lines and the recent Gorton and Denton by-election is a prime example.

Yes, people came from across the British Empire to fight in World War II, but they did not 'come together' in multi-culti regiments as Sandher would have you believe.  As for that 'fascist' sleight towards Reform UK, the old 'Nazi' jibe against anyone who is right of Labour is getting a bit tiresome now.

MEME MONDAY #72

From Tuesday onwards, this selection very much becomes all about the Gorton and Denton by-election...

Mon 23 Feb - 175 shares.  A couple of people in the comments took this as an
opportunity for some Welsh-bashing.  Just a reminder that most Welsh people
don't vote Labour and they are about to give Welsh Labour the biggest
kicking in their history this May!

Mon 23 Feb - 667 shares.  The scandal that won't go away.

Tue 24 Feb - 26 shares.  Never trust a socialist with your hard earned cash.

Tue 24 Feb - 37 shares

Wed 25 Feb - 40 shares.  No-one was threatened or injured in the mosque
incident, but with Labour struggling in Gorton and Denton, they leapt on it to
try and influence the result.  Labour MP Imran Hussain gave such an
impassioned speech about it the next day in the Commons that he almost
burst into tears.  Performative victimhood.

Thu 26 Feb - 191 shares

Thu 26 Feb - 281 shares.  Operation Unity Over Division swung into action
on Gorton and Denton election day, with dozens of Labour MPs posting the
phrase in social media posts.  Never mind...

Fri 27 Feb - 7 shares

The original version of the previous meme, until it became abundantly clear to
Karl that the by-election was going to be stolen by colonists.

Fri 27 Feb - 20 shares

Fri 27 Feb - 26 shares

Sat 28 Feb - 8 shares

Sat 28 Feb - 64 shares

Sun 1 Mar - 34 shares.  Polanski was confronted about the omission by Sky
News presenters, but flat out denied it despite it being demonstrably true.
  Meanwhile, reporters from The Daily Sceptic interviewed Muslim voters in
Gorton who instantly regretted voting for the Greens upon learning what
the debauched party actually stands for.

Last week's trio of Facebook Stories had a Pakistani theme running through them...

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